Blueberry

Blueberry Needs Your Help<br/><br/>This 20 lbs, 4-month-old is way past her 3-month mark here at the shelter. Blueberry came to us as a stray and staff have watched her grow into her spunky personality. <br/><br/>During her first few weeks, staff noticed her losing patches of hair around her face and legs. A skin scrap was done, and Blueberry was diagnosed with demodectic mange. A skin disease caused by a parasitic mite that lives in dogs' hair follicles. <br/><br/>One of our wonderful fosters took Blueberry in and helped treat her mange with medicated baths and a daily spray. But Blueberry just wasn't getting better. She was losing more hair with every bath. <br/><br/>After Blueberry returned to the shelter and was checked over by a local vet, it was suspected that she might also have a food allergy. A switch to a sensitive skin and stomach food was made and slowly but surely, Blueberry has been recovering!<br/><br/>Through all of this, Blueberry has grown into a fun-loving, spunky little girl that hasn't let anything slow her down! But her journey to be fully recovered is not done and unfortunately the shelter cannot continue to hold her. It's not fair to this sweet girl. She needs all the toys she can desire and a shady spot in the grass to lie in.<br/><br/>Blueberry is currently available for adoption or rescue. If you're interested in meeting her and getting to know her energetic personality, come down to the shelter anytime were open! <br/><br/>Tuesday - Friday from 9am - 5pm. Closed 12-1pm for lunch.<br/>Saturday from 9am - 2pm

Blueberry Needs Your Help

This 20 lbs, 4-month-old is way past her 3-month mark here at the shelter. Blueberry came to us as a stray and staff have watched her grow into her spunky personality.

During her first few weeks, staff noticed her losing patches of hair around her face and legs. A skin scrap was done, and Blueberry was diagnosed with demodectic mange. A skin disease caused by a parasitic mite that lives in dogs' hair follicles.

One of our wonderful fosters took Blueberry in and helped treat her mange with medicated baths and a daily spray. But Blueberry just wasn't getting better. She was losing more hair with every bath.

After Blueberry returned to the shelter and was checked over by a local vet, it was suspected that she might also have a food allergy. A switch to a sensitive skin and stomach food was made and slowly but surely, Blueberry has been recovering!

Through all of this, Blueberry has grown into a fun-loving, spunky little girl that hasn't let anything slow

Blueberry Needs Your Help

This 20 lbs, 4-month-old is way past her 3-month mark here at the shelter. Blueberry came to us as a stray and staff have watched her grow into her spunky personality.

During her first few weeks, staff noticed her losing patches of hair around her face and legs. A skin scrap was done, and Blueberry was diagnosed with demodectic mange. A skin disease caused by a parasitic mite that lives in dogs' hair follicles.

One of our wonderful fosters took Blueberry in and helped treat her mange with medicated baths and a daily spray. But Blueberry just wasn't getting better. She was losing more hair with every bath.

After Blueberry returned to the shelter and was checked over by a local vet, it was suspected that she might also have a food allergy. A switch to a sensitive skin and stomach food was made and slowly but surely, Blueberry has been recovering!

Through all of this, Blueberry has grown into a fun-loving, spunky little girl that hasn't let anything slow her down! But her journey to be fully recovered is not done and unfortunately the shelter cannot continue to hold her. It's not fair to this sweet girl. She needs all the toys she can desire and a shady spot in the grass to lie in.

Blueberry is currently available for adoption or rescue. If you're interested in meeting her and getting to know her energetic personality, come down to the s